Transient extensional rheology of wormlike micelle solutions

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Shear-Induced Transitions and Instabilities in Surfactant Wormlike Micelles (2009, background): “orientation and rheological properties than the nematic phase found in the equilibrium phase diagram at high volume fraction. Although elongational ows have been also imposed to semi-dilute solutions [45,46, 47,48,49], the review will focus essentially on shear ows. The most common devices for shear”
A network scission model for wormlike micellar solutions: I. Model formulation and viscometric flow predictions (2007, background): “If we take the scission energy reported for similar systems [49,50], E sciss ≈ 4 k B T , multiply it by the dimensional breaking rate, c A , and the number of long micelles per unit volume that have been broken at the maximum of the non-monotonic ﬂow curve, n (cid:5) 0 A − n (cid:5) A | max , we…”
Nonlinear Shear and Extensional Flow Dynamics of Wormlike Surfactant Solutions (2006, background): “%) with an increment of 18 mM (0.75 wt%).”
Extensional rheology of a shear-thickening cornstarch and water suspension (2010, methodology): “A complete description of the design and operating space of the filament-stretching rheometer used in these experiments can be found in Rothstein (2003) and Rothstein and McKinley (2002a, b) and a more detailed history of the technique can be found in the papers by the McKinley and Sridhar groups…”